A key focus for helping people and communities reach their full potential is addressing the opioid/substance abuse crisis, which demands a systemic approach across prevention, treatment, and recovery.
By treating the whole person, we can create personalized pathways addressing the physical, social, and mental factors contributing to substance abuse. Programs using Wellbeing Care Community (WCC) have seen significant drops in morbidity, relapse, and hospitalizations.
How It Works
WCC helps communities manage a central directory of local services and resources, allowing organizations to update their service availability in real time. It also supports automated referrals between organizations to streamline care coordination.
On the personal level, WCC helps to create tailored personal success pathways based on an individual’s needs and proven best practices, securely sharing this with authorized support team members to promote effective, coordinated care. The system integrates data from current and future community systems to enhance care.
WCC provides a no-wrong-door intake assessment process for all partners, automated workflows for program enrollment, real-time tracking of program openings, two-way secure messaging to engage clients via the client app, SMS texting, telehealth services, and connections to other systems like hospitals and law enforcement. WCC also helps communities identify service gaps, evaluate program effectiveness, and meet reporting requirements for agencies.
The Wellbeing Care Community Coordination system supports the proven ROSC model, which helps communities address substance use disorders.
A ROSC is a network of community-based, person-centered services that leverages the strengths of individuals, families, and communities to achieve recovery, better health, and quality of life for those affected by or at risk of substance abuse.